Top 5 – Iconic facial hair in Hollywood history

5.) Will Ferrell- Anchor Man.

The mecca of businessman moustaches. Regular trimming and a brush in the morning will keep it on track, shave off the rest of you fuzz. This moustache is on the edge of blowing minds, don’t spoil it by leaving a 5’0 clock shade. Try a pre-shave scrub. Less tug and pull, less razor burn. Keep that moustache the center of attention, you earned the right to show it off.

4.) Clint Eastwood – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

This is the king of the stubble beard. It looks manly, a little more when Clint’s got a Magnum .45 in your face asking if you feel lucky today, but I guess that’s why we go for this look. A big bonus of this look is that it’s easy to maintain. Use a hair clipper, set the size to 3 for the majority of your beard. To get a little closer shave, and leave it at 5’0 clock stubble. We have a brilliant USB pocket shaver to try. Easy to charge, for an on the go shave.

3.) Jeff Bridges –The Big Lebowski.

We all know The Dude from The Big Lebowski. (If not, watch it. You can thank me later) The leader of the goatee pack, Jeff Bridges has pulled this one off before Brad Pitt had any stubble and Johnny Depp was still trimming hedges. They say with age comes wisdom, that’s true… But it also comes with the right to own your facial hair. Women love the glint of grey hair, so wear it with pride.  Grey hairs tend to be a little coarser, so use a conditioner, try  a conditioner, while taking a shower to keep your beard soft, smooth and smelling great.

2.) Daniel Day Lewis – Gangs of New York

DDL is without a doubt one of the most talented actors, and pulls of a majestic moustache while portraying The Butcher – a bad ass! This moustache is a key example of how a little effort in you facial hair can demand respect. This is not an easy one to pull off, nor is it easy to maintain, but thanks to modern advances it has become more manageable: Use a little styling wax to style the tips and keep them there, allowing you to sport your moustache without your boss asking you to cut it before the monthly meeting.

1.) Ian McKellen – The Lord of the Rings.

The sheer size of it, makes it the most iconic beard. Usually pulled off by wizards and Santa Clause, I still see many people on the street trying their best to get to this masterpiece. It takes effort to maintain, so listen up, because you don’t want to find a little hobbit entangled in there. Wash thoroughly with shampoo. Use a hair repair formula, containing Argan oil, to strengthen the hair threads. Lastly give it a good brush to keep it untangled and to stimulate growth, the quicker the hair grows, the more you trim it and in turn the healthier the hair is.